Saffron Scarves

A group of men, in saffron scarves, threw around chairs, damaged property on Sunday at a city hotel in Indore as policemen stood by, showed a video.

A police officer in Howrah said there was commotion at the school gate on Tuesday morning but it did not spin out of control and the situation is normal now

The temporary ban on religious attires such as the hijab and saffron scarves in schools and colleges of Karnataka applies only to students and not teachers, the High Court clarified on Wednesday.

The protests in the state started late last year when school students were prevented from wearing the headscarf. It has since sparked protests and counter-demonstrations involving saffron scarves that have spread to other states as well.

Hijab row: The Karnataka government has ordered that the students studying in schools managed by the minority welfare department in the state should not wear saffron scarves, Hijab or any religious flags.

All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) President Asaduddin Owaisi on Wednesday spoke to the hijab-clad student who was heckled by boys wearing saffron scarves in a viral video from Karnataka that has triggered massive outrage.

In a confrontation caught on camera, a student in a hijab stood her ground as she was heckled by a large group of slogan-shouting young men wearing saffron scarves at a Karnataka college.

Amid spiraling protests by Karnataka college students over their right to wear a hijab during classes, members of a state-based right-wing group have been caught on camera asking some college students to sneak saffron scarves into the campus.

Groups of protesters threw stones at each other and students at a college put up a saffron flag on Tuesday in the escalating hijab versus saffron scarves protests at Karnataka colleges.

The controversy over headscarves in Karnataka has intensified, with students defying the government order to use uniform clothing to maintain "unity and equality". Ahead of tomorrow's court hearing, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai appealed for peace.

As the hijab versus saffron scarves on campus clash spread in Karnataka, two colleges declared a holiday today to avoid communal trouble while another college allowed students wearing the hijab in separate classrooms.

A spiralling controversy over hijabs or headscarves worn by Muslim women in schools and colleges in Karnataka, including a march of Hindu students wearing saffron scarves and shouting slogans, prompted the state government on Saturday to ban clothes

Earlier videos from the coastal town of Kundapur showed students of the Government Junior College in headscarves, arguing with their principal, Ramakrishna GJ after they were denied entry into the campus.

The management of a state-run degree college in Karnataka's Koppa is in a fix after a section of students came to college wearing saffron scarves protesting against the Muslim women allegedly attending classes with hijab.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today offered saffron scarves to the male passengers of the Janakpur- Ayodhya bus, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Nepalese counterpart KP Sharma Oli on Friday.

A group of men, in saffron scarves, threw around chairs, damaged property on Sunday at a city hotel in Indore as policemen stood by, showed a video.

A police officer in Howrah said there was commotion at the school gate on Tuesday morning but it did not spin out of control and the situation is normal now

The temporary ban on religious attires such as the hijab and saffron scarves in schools and colleges of Karnataka applies only to students and not teachers, the High Court clarified on Wednesday.

The protests in the state started late last year when school students were prevented from wearing the headscarf. It has since sparked protests and counter-demonstrations involving saffron scarves that have spread to other states as well.

Hijab row: The Karnataka government has ordered that the students studying in schools managed by the minority welfare department in the state should not wear saffron scarves, Hijab or any religious flags.

All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) President Asaduddin Owaisi on Wednesday spoke to the hijab-clad student who was heckled by boys wearing saffron scarves in a viral video from Karnataka that has triggered massive outrage.

In a confrontation caught on camera, a student in a hijab stood her ground as she was heckled by a large group of slogan-shouting young men wearing saffron scarves at a Karnataka college.

Amid spiraling protests by Karnataka college students over their right to wear a hijab during classes, members of a state-based right-wing group have been caught on camera asking some college students to sneak saffron scarves into the campus.

Groups of protesters threw stones at each other and students at a college put up a saffron flag on Tuesday in the escalating hijab versus saffron scarves protests at Karnataka colleges.

The controversy over headscarves in Karnataka has intensified, with students defying the government order to use uniform clothing to maintain "unity and equality". Ahead of tomorrow's court hearing, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai appealed for peace.

As the hijab versus saffron scarves on campus clash spread in Karnataka, two colleges declared a holiday today to avoid communal trouble while another college allowed students wearing the hijab in separate classrooms.

A spiralling controversy over hijabs or headscarves worn by Muslim women in schools and colleges in Karnataka, including a march of Hindu students wearing saffron scarves and shouting slogans, prompted the state government on Saturday to ban clothes

Earlier videos from the coastal town of Kundapur showed students of the Government Junior College in headscarves, arguing with their principal, Ramakrishna GJ after they were denied entry into the campus.

The management of a state-run degree college in Karnataka's Koppa is in a fix after a section of students came to college wearing saffron scarves protesting against the Muslim women allegedly attending classes with hijab.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today offered saffron scarves to the male passengers of the Janakpur- Ayodhya bus, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Nepalese counterpart KP Sharma Oli on Friday.